New Cleavageless Katy Perry Video Fails to Weaken My Fixation on Katy Perry’s Breasts

Fade in on a garbage-encrusted planet. The camera pans over a robot with a teardrop-or-vagina-shaped glowing heart. A spacecraft descends, containing a horrific Earth monster called “Kanye West.” Alone, rejected by humanity, he raps to an imaginary camera. Where are the tits?

The ship flies past an alien floating in vacuum with no spacesuit, wearing a furling dress. The alien transforms into Katy Perry in alien makeup and a weird outfit that, weirdest of all, does not display her mammoth knockers. Alien Katy Perry twirls around in a weird way that the director probably thought would look like a Mannerist painting. But, unlike a work of Renaissance art, there are no tits. Barely even a hit of that famous cleavage, boobs so dangerous they can’t be let anywhere near Sesame Street.

Stuff out of a low-rent Lady Gaga video happens. Katy’s dress and appearance change a lot for no reason. Katy kisses the robot. It changes into a naked albino Wesley Snipes with his Demolition Man haircut.  Kanye lets loose with some weak rhymes. Various animals do stuff. A cheetah fucks another cheetah while some worms watch. Katy Perry puts on sunglasses and Lee Press-Ons and then has fawn legs. Approximately one billion lens flares pop onto the screen. (Fuck, you J.J. Abrams! It’s all your fault!) Holy shit, where are the fucking tits?!

I can only conclude that this video was one of the most effective and dastardly uses of reverse psychology in human history, and Google searches for “katy perry nude” and “katy perry boobs” went up about a billion percent today. So don’t play into their game. Instead, watch the more Katy-Perry-esque and more honest “Supertight” video, and then do a search for “Rose Byrne topless.” At least you’ll see some titties.

Midwest Band Finds Jesus, Brawl Ensues Over Allegations of Mismanagement

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By D. S. Alfred

Eric Myers is not insane.  Well, he’s not completely insane.  But he is bat-shit crazy.  And Phil Wacker, aka P!P, is just as bad.  In fact, P!P may just be more sensible than his counterpart and I assure you, that’s a disturbing thought.  I spent some time with them, and with their new band Bareknuckle Bullseye.

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The Legend of Alphadrop

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By Baron von Höboschlaier

There have been many glorious legends throughout the history of mankind: The Philosopher’s Stone, King Arthur, the Legend of Zelda, the Legend of Third Wheel, the Legend of Curly’s Gold, the Legend of Lemmiwinks … But there is one legend so incredibly legendary that it rules over them all: the Legend of Alphadrop.

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Jack Johnson Prevents Acclaimed Author’s Suicide

By D.S. Alfred

There are roughly three ways to react when you hear the name Jack Johnson: 1) You can shout with light-beer-induced glee as you and your frat buddies blare Dave Matthews over your dorm stereo, so far gone in your own ditch weed stupor to notice that they aren’t the same person;  2) You can shudder with barely concealed contempt and fear as though you are suddenly aware that a jabberwocky is lurking in your closet and is waiting to act out all manners of defilement on your body, all of which are illegal in most of the continental U.S. and almost everywhere in Alaska; 3) Or you can simply ask, Who’s Jack Johnson? Up until recently, dear readers, I have been a card carrying member of the shudder and run group when it came to the languid and free-for-all music of Jack Johnson.

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Review of Eminem – Recovery

By Eclissare Unico

Guess who’s back? Back again?  Like anyone needs any more of an excuse to hunt down Mariah Carey, dry hump the flesh from her left thigh, and pop a nut before her entourage wrestles you and your sticky pant leg away to get “medieval on yo ass,” we get the latest from Detroit’s fabled son.  This guy just won’t go away, won’t die, and won’t quit.  Something has to be said for this type of resilience, and one thing is for sure, ducking death has taken its toll and made Slim a little more ticked off at the rest of the world.  His career has taken more twists and turns than his mom’s umbilical cord, but this album was highly sought by the record industry to be its savior.  Funny how things change.

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Review of Soulfly — Omen

By Eclissare Unico

Max Cavalera is a beast. The Brazilian metal warrior has slain his way through the thirteen albums over the last 24 years, and ripped the faces from millions of fans around the world (not literally though). Ever since Sepultura burst onto the metal scene in the early 90′s, Max has become renowned for being able to intertwine countless musical influences and variations into aggression fueled, heavy-as-fuck metal that granny probably won’t appreciate too much.

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Review of The Cowboy Junkies’ Remnin Park

By Baron von Höboschlaier

I wanted to love the new Cowboy Junkies album, Reader. I truly did. Not that I didn’t love it, but I wanted to LOVE it. I wanted it to be the album to come along and fill my inner void. A tall order, I know. And why would I expect so much? There is just something about an ambitious, conceptually-driven series of albums that gets my musical “juices” flowing. Perhaps this is due to my lifelong love of Pink Floyd; it’s hard to say.

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Review of Against Me — White Crosses

By Baron von Höboschlaier

Against Me (I refuse to add the exclamation point because, let’s face it, that is stupid) is about to piss off their fans. There’s no question that this formerly edgy punk-rock band has made the leap into mainstream. This is bad news if you love annoying half-singing and completely standard punk music. It’s even worse news if you love the kind of band that goes on and on about anarchy but, if they got their wish for the government to fall, would be the first fleeing to Canada. However, it’s great news if you like energetic, passionate, and catchy pop music.

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“Hot Rats” Through the Eye of Michelle Obama’s Penis

By Chubbo, The Publicly-Masturbating Clown

Hi kids! On this 40th anniversary of the release of Frank Zappa’s influential album Hot Rats, I thought it would be a nice change of pace to submit a scholarly album review rather than a list of places I like to masturbate.

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Introducing an Exciting New Music Game

By Baron von Höboschlaier

And now, Readers, it’s time for our semi-sort-of-weekly game of “Deify, Venerate, Shun, Disembowel, or Crucify”!. The rules are simple: first, I contemplate the majesty of the Mongolian steppes; then, I must pick one album upon which to bestow each reward or punishment. It is an adaptation of a party game created by the famous contemporary American philosopher (and my mentor) Melvin “The Party Machine” Spivitz. His version, “Anal Sex, Butt Sex, or Back Door Sex,” was really more a statement of the infamous intellectual’s intentions than a game. Later, it gained widespread appeal with the less limiting iteration “Fuck, Marry, or Kill.” But I did not feel that even these three categories could express the full range of my uniquely visceral responses to music. Thus, a new and soon-to-be-popular music game was born. Let the merriment begin!

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Review of Karma to Burn’s Appalachian Incantation

By Eclissare Unico

A treat amongst treats this week was brought on like a lamb to slaughter.  From the onset of the Appalachian Incantation, I embarked through eight deliberately numbered and instrumental tracks brought on by the force known as Karma to Burn.  With their first release in nine years, a lot has changed in the music world, save but for one.  Their sound that had them so critically acclaimed has not changed, but each song is just as strong as their predecessors.  Still riding true to their original existence, Karma blisters through blistering track after track that takes you through the mountains of West Virginia humming “dueling banjos” in your sleep.  If someone’s gunna squeal, it ain’t gunna be me.  Pardon the use of native dialect, please.

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And Now, A Very Special Album from The National, Brought to You by All Other Music

By Baron von Höboschlaier

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